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Youths who were offered a chance at social activism turned out in droves at Milbrook High School yesterday afternoon. A poster in the hall had advertised simply, "Get involved! You can change lives!” This raised students’ curiosity, and many attended a meeting that introduced a neighborhood tutoring program. More than fifty students signed up to tutor children at nearby elementary schools. Which statement describes the narrative voice of this paragraph?

The paragraph has a first-person narrator offering thoughts and feelings.
The paragraph has a second-person narrator addressing the reader.
The paragraph has a third-person narrator sharing observations.
The paragraph has an omniscient narrator with knowledge of the future.

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